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Father Marker at Bayside: Where Bold Design Meets Local Storytelling
There’s something special about discovering art where you least expect it. At Bayside, every visit offers the chance to uncover something new, and Father Marker’s latest mural is no exception.
As part of the Frankston Street Art Festival and the growing Bayside Artwork Trail, Father Marker has transformed a familiar wall into a striking large-scale artwork that celebrates creativity, connection and the stories found within underwater environment.
Meet Father Marker
Known off the wall as Tyson Savanah, Father Marker is a Mornington Peninsula artist whose creative journey began in graffiti culture before evolving into large-scale public art, illustration and design. His distinctive style blends bold geometric forms with organic movement, often drawing inspiration from the Australian environment and the unique character of the places he paints.
For Father Marker, murals are more than artwork. They’re an opportunity to create moments of connection between people, place and community.
His philosophy is simple: street art belongs to everyone. By transforming everyday spaces into vibrant works of art, he encourages people to pause, look closer and experience their surroundings in a new way.
Discover the mural at Bayside
Located on Beach Street near rebel, Father Marker’s mural adds another colourful chapter to the Bayside Artwork Trail. Bold lines, movement and layered detail create an artwork that feels different every time you visit, inviting repeat discovery whether you’re walking to dinner, heading to the cinema or enjoying a day out at Bayside.
Explore more at Bayside
Father Marker’s mural is one of several large-scale artworks that now call Bayside home. Together, they form an evolving outdoor gallery celebrating local and international street artists as part of Frankston’s renowned street art culture.
Take your time, explore the trail and discover how art is transforming everyday moments into something memorable.
Location: Beach Street, Opposite Rebel
Artwalk Number: 16
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